Summer 2013 Thread — Northern Hemisphere (recorded, dewpoint, normal, South)

[ilovemycomputer90]

Originally Posted by Cambium

No end in sight still. This is going to go on until Mid July. Doesnt mean rain every minute or everyday but there's no dry period in the near future.

Humid, clouds, pokes of sun, rain, drizzle, storms, and dewpoints in the 60s/70s continous.

GFS data for coastal CT

Absolutely terrible weather. I'm grateful for A/C, but I prefer open windows and dry air.

We've had a few evening heavy storms this week.

[Cambium]

12:45 to 7:45amEST water vapor loop. So many things are definable. one is the clouds over Washington state moving south to north but over Montana north to south. The peak of the ridge is apparent.

The other is the spinning from the upper level low over the Great lakes/Ohio valley. Clouds in Western PA moving West to East while in eastern PA moving South to North

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/comp/ceus/wv-animated.gif

[memph]

Originally Posted by Humid Subtropical

Flooding in Kitchener, Ontario

I was biking home right when that came down, although neighbouring Waterloo wasn't really flooded like that, there were puddles several inches deep and mini rivers all over. The gravel parking lot I usually bike through will have plenty little gullies (again)... The University of Waterloo's weather station recorded 44mm and KW airport got 38mm yesterday. Overall, that puts us around 40mm above the June average for precipitation and 150mm above for the year to date.

[ilovemycomputer90]

We've had 193 mm MTD.

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Looking a bit hot on the GFS, but still way out of the reliable time frame.

[Weatherfan7]

Pff that's not hot, the 30 degrees doesn't even make it out of the midlands. And the actual day will be about 15°C and raining no doubt.

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I consider widespread 30s to be hot, and I haven't seen a model run like that for a long time. Besides, it's too low-res to be taken seriously. If that setup actually came to fruition, I'd expect low 30s here too (which isn't unusual).

[chicagogeorge]

Trough will back up over the southwest later this week, bringing relief to the desert and more typical summer temps to the Midwest. I HOPE



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[Mac15]

With a record highof 33c I would consider low 30s almost impossible. My record high is 31c and it occurs hear basically once in a lifetime.

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Record high of 33C for who?